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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 797, 18 October 1929, Page 17

AL JOLSON REPEATS HIS SINGING FOOL” SUCCESS, m A (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre). THREE SESSIONS DAILY—II—2.IS—6 YES! IT HAS ARRIVED. cJll Jolsatv AL JOLSON RELIVES HIS OWN LIFE! With his glow and his gaiety and his immensely infectious vitality unabated Jolson is back with us, and all's well! Straining at the Leash, magnificent, capable of rocking the theatre with acute laughter. "The Jazz Singer" is the story of Jolson’s own life, for he, too, like Jack Robin of the play, ran away from an orthodox home when a boy to follow the lure of the stage, and like Jack, won fame and fortune on Broadway. THERE IS ONLY ONE JAZZ SINGER —ONLY ONE AL JOLSON SEE REINALD WERENATH, Eminent Baritone Singing to Mandalay." and The Road i HEAR JOE BROWNING, FOX MOVIETONE NEWS. EVE’S REVIEW, BOX PLAN ARRANGEMENTS. Box Plana for "JAZZ SINGER" Now Open at Theatre from 10 a.m. until 8.45 p.m. Daily, and at Lewis Eady, Ltd. Phone Reservations Ring Phone 43-114. FREE LIST ENTIRELY SUSPENDED.

A strong cast was selected for the Paramount all-talking picture, “Woman Trap,” which went into production recently under the direction of William Wollman. Hal Skolly, Evelyn Brent, Chestor Morris and Leslie Fenton have the leading roles.

Enjoyment for old and young— Jackson’s Picnic, Pine Island, next Sunday, 20th. Watch Advts.